How to Remember Everything: Tips & Tricks to Become a Memory Master! (King of Scars Duology, 41) Paperback – October 13, 2020

I know this is a kid's book, but it could apply to any age. I enjoyed the vivid illustrations and easy-to-master techniques. What I enjoyed most was the humor and writing style of the author, who made the art of remembering everything a fun learning experience. I would recommend this concise, yet effective little book to anyone trying to hone their memory skills.

Enjoyable to read.

There is nothing comparable to this memory book! This memory book makes concepts accessible and non-intimidating when it comes to how to obtain some new memory skills. I thoroughly appreciated the details and the work that went into making this super unique memory book!

Thank you for the product

I use it for music in my shop while I’m working.

When I placed my order for How to Remember Everything—as a gift for my 8 y.o. daughter—I figured she'd read it first, then I would. And maybe my wife would as well, after me.What actually happened: The book arrived, and I presented it to my daughter, who immediately started devouring it. But when she put it down for a moment, her mom swooped in and swiped it... because who doesn't want to know how to remember everything? And then I grabbed it and started reading when my wife wasn't looking. I can't tell you yet whether my spouse and offspring are improving their memories, but I do know that we're all being careful not to leave this terrific book where anyone else can snatch it! My advice: Buy one for each (re)member of your household.

This book should be in your kid's backpack. Actually, it's a book for all ages. Kids and adults will be entertained while acquiring memorization skills that will benefit them in school or at work. The text and illustrations work well together as readers acquire tools to help with memorization. I wish I would've had this book when I was in school. It would've been very beneficial.Hurry! Go buy this book right now ... before you forget!

The worst memory book I’ve ever read. It’s hard to believe all the positive reviews that people have given it.

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